Can I fit this in a hole for a factory 10 somehow, or will I have to cut the steel to make the hole bigger? If so should I cut ports/holes in the steel also to let air/base in/out?
31377
This speaker has recommended enclosure specifications. You would have to modify the cutout to make it fit but it might not sound as good...
2192008
There are indentations on the underside of the panels that show you where to cut. Before you do make sure you want thee hole that size. I think you can actually cut the holes smaller. That way when you dont have the seats in there the openings fit tighter to the seat brackets and arent as noticable. If you cut to the size they recommend (like I did) then you might see more of the floor around the brackets. Hope that makes sense. I would have rather cut it so the hole was right up to the seat brackets on the floor since I barely have the rear seat in. Same goes for the cuts by the rear door.
449179
Hi! The rack I bought fit the factory holes . You could mesure them if you wanted to before buying one? I had my garage man install it for me!
2035134
You should cut two different holes, on one side use the template provided (about 12x9 inch irregular shape) plus mounting holes, on the other side about 8 inch round hole. If you buy the unit, it will be apparent.
1491501
bolt pattern has nothing to do with it. yes they require a 10" hub regardless of bolt pattern.
1438576
You're probably going to have to drill it out. I used a 1" bit and that was to small.... I had to round it out with that.... Don't worry about going to big there is a sleeve that covers it.
170015
I customized mine with absolutely no issues. I could measure it, but I believe I dropped the screen down by 3/4 inch. It woulded out to be where one hole was exactly in the middle of the existing factory holes.
859738
The length of the shaft will vary on the depth of the original recessed can. Not at the location...but think about 10"?
914827
Mine go in but it is a Really TIGHT Fit. Seems like the negative spring is super tight, I pushed from the + end with a plastic knife.
2174022
I cut a hole about 10 1/2 x 10 1/2 in order to squeeze it in. I had to remove the exhaust flange and insert it 1st in the ceiling in order to fit everything through the opening since I had very little height to work with in the ceiling. That was probably the most difficult part but everything went back together well and the fan performs very well. Here is a link to the installation documents. http://www.ntsupply.com/files/products/whisperfitliteinstallationv4.pdf
295433
The part that you put into the duct is 9 and 3/4 inch x 3 and 3/4 inch with 1 inch height so it will fit the standard opening of 10x4 inch OK.
620518
You will need to use a he saw to and a jig saw to cut a hole in the factory air box there is a templet and instructions to do it it's time consuming but worth it for the price
1605573
The opening in this box is a little over 5 inches. I just found a site that shows the cutout diameter for the TW67 is 6 inches. It seems you'll need to cut the hole bigger according to that measurement.
173119
I custom made my own by cutting a hole where the front plate would be and then welded a 2" receiver to reinforced steel and mounted that to the frame rails.The receiver was positioned so it slightly protruded out the hole cut. This put the box higher and gave it a clean look.
2176150
If I remember right, it's just a hair over two inches. Also, you'll need to notch out a space for the terminals to squeeze in (the best place for these is about a 1/4 inch turn from the screw holes). I was able to do it with the sanding attachment on a cheap rotary tool just fine, and the mounting flange will not reveal your cutout as long as you're careful.
528967
No it will not fit. Unless you do some modifications meaning some cutting and welding
534427
I had the same problem. What I did was this: I laid out the hole for the gauge. I then drilled the pilot hole with the hole saw (I started to drill with the hole saw but stopped after the pilot was deep enough) Next I drilled the pilot hole through with another drill bit. I used a 1/4" larger diam. hole saw and cut out a larger hole on the back side, but only deep enough to allow the black back holder to inset what I needed it to. This allowed the threaded posts to push through the back holder.